There are two type of heat shrink tubing. The better
one to get has the glue inside it plus it is thicker than the one used on
electronics and you can usually get it from you auto parts store such
as Napa. It also is a good idea to apply a second heat shrink tubing on
top of the first one, for good measures. Fern
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, July 07, 2013 12:18
PM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] transmission cable
leak
Here's a quick fix that
may be long term. Remove all the old cover and slide on shrink tube. Any
electronics store should have what you need. I bought a 3' x 1" before. You
want the ID to be just slightly bigger than the end fitting on the cable.
Slide shrink tube over cable exposing the cable end. Clean the end
and apply thin coat of silicon. Slide shrink tube back over the
cable end where original ended and shrink it onto the cable with heat gun or
hair dryer.
I have not tried as of
now. It was my plan to do so. If you try it let us all know how it
worked.
Thank you, Gary, the parts doc Escondido,
CA USA Land of the Avocado Mail:
garythepartsdoc@xxxxxxxxxxxx 760.751.1958
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